...Leroy Fish ABSTRACT The purpose of this discussion is to carry the section from the top of the Jackson (where Patterson’s paper stopped) through the Frio, Catahoula, and Oakville formations; to make a subdivision of the Catahoula; and to point out the occurrence of the Oakville formation...

...Fig. 18. —Conglomerate of limestone and siliceous pebbles in Oakville formation. Four miles south of Hochheim near U. S. Highway 77, De Witt County. ...

...John Andrew Wilson ABSTRACT There is reasonable doubt that a collection of vertebrate fossils listed by Dumble and quoted by later authors came from the Oakville formation in southwest Texas. Vertebrate fossils low in the Fleming formation have been collected between Burkeville and George West...

... to the surface, but it is not believed to indicate favorable structure for oil and gas production. The upper part of the tuff phase of the Catahoula formation is green, ashy clay, above which is the chocolate-colored clay of the Oakville formation. Directly over the chocolate-colored clay is the lowest...

... Formation, epigenetic pyrite was the reductant. In a sample of reduced Oakville ore, a uranium phase with grains ranging in diameter from < 1 to 20 µ m was recognized by SEM back-scattered-electron imaging and wavelength-dispersive spectrometer (WDS) elemental-dot mapping. Quantitative microprobe...

...Kingston Jim Abstract: The Miocene Oakville Formation is a major Gulf Coast freshwater aquifer and uranium host. The impact of long-term pumping during the restoration phase of leach mining depends on the efficiency of water-quality improvement methods, characteristics of the aquifer...

...Figure 10 Stratal slices from Anahuac Formation and sequence I of Oakville Formation. Note that arrows indicate the direction of sediment transport. (A) Stratal slice through the HST of Anahuac Formation. Series of deltaic lobes with interdistributary mudstones interpreted. Stratal slice 1 (SL1...

..., surface tension cracks, irregular topography, sag ponds and rotated trees. Subsurface geology indicates that this earthslide may have a rotational failure plane in Brazos River alluvium changing to a translational failure plane at depth within the underlying Oakville Formation. James Storey Eblen...

... physiographic and geographic province of the United States. It shows the effects of differential erosion due to the difference in the lithological character of the formations, and the result is a very broad, gently rolling prairie, the Washington Prairie, 1 supported by the Oakville formation, whose...

... or early Oakville (Miocene) time, thus affecting sedimentation of this period. Minor faults are present in Pliocene and basal Pleistocene formations. Some Recent movement is recorded. 1 Manuscript received, June 4, 1945. 2 Sun Oil Company. © 1945 American Association of Petroleum...

... are in tuffaceous, zeolitic sandstone and mudstone beds that strike northeastward and dip gently southeastward. These host rocks are included in the Whitsett Formation of late Eocene age, Frio Clay of Oligocene(?) age, Catahoula Tuff and Oakville Sandstone of Miocene age, and Goliad Sand of Pliocene age. Uranium...